Leader against apartheid, chronicled in 'Winnie and Nelson' by Jonny Steinberg, which explores his complex marriage[1].
The 16th president of the United States, profiled in 'Team of Rivals' by Doris Kearns Goodwin, detailing his political genius[2].
Renowned author explored in a new biography that examines his relationships with women and their influence on his work[8].
Influential poet whose life is chronicled in 'Red Comet' by Heather Clark, emphasizing her artistic development beyond her tragedies[7].
British Prime Minister during WWII, featured in various biographies, including Martin Gilbert's definitive work, exploring his complexities[8].
Celebrated Mexican painter, whose life is examined in 'Frida' by Hayden Herrera, focusing on her artistry and influences[2].
Leader of Indian independence, with various biographies shedding light on his ideologies and life[9].
Prominent writer and civil rights activist, analyzed in 'Begin Again' by Eddie S. Glaude Jr., connecting his life to broader societal issues[7].
African American woman whose cells were used in medical research, featured in Rebecca Skloot's groundbreaking biography 'The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks'[2].
Inventor and electrical engineer, often celebrated in various biographies for his contributions to modern electricity[7].
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Influential writer, with her life chronicled in 'Didion & Babitz' by Lili Anolik, examining her impact on literature and culture[8].
Iconic actress whose complex life is explored in various biographies detailing her career and personal struggles[7].
Renowned physicist, whose biography 'Einstein' by Walter Isaacson details his scientific breakthroughs and personal life[7].
First Lady of the United States and human rights activist, chronicled in various biographies highlighting her contributions[7].
Co-founder of Apple, detailed in Walter Isaacson's biography that captures his complex personality and innovative spirit[4].
Civil rights activist, redefined in 'The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks' by Jeanne Theoharis, which explores her lifelong activism[4].
Civil rights leader discussed in various biographies that recount his evolution and significant impact on the movement[7].
Post-impressionist artist whose life is examined in 'Wild Thing' by Sue Prideaux, revealing his adventures and conflicts[8].
Prominent modernist writer, examined in literary biographies that address her influence on literature and her troubled life[8].
Pioneering scientist known for her research on radioactivity, celebrated in biographies detailing her groundbreaking discoveries[7].
Influential poet and civil rights activist, her life chronicled in various biographies that highlight her resilience and achievements[7].
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Renowned American author, whose life and works are explored in multiple biographies reflecting his complex personality and literary legacy[7].
Contemporary author whose impact on social and cultural understanding is highlighted in his varied biographies[2].
First African American to play Major League Baseball, celebrated in biographies for his sportsmanship and activism[7].
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